10/17/1966 (2)October 17, 1966
The regular meeting of the President and Board of Trustees of the Village
of Deerfield was called to order by the President in the Council Chambers of
the Village Hall on Monday, October 17, 1966 at 8 :25 p.m, The clerk called the
roll and reported that the following were
Present: H. Ross Finney, President
Raymond L. Craig
Charles H. Raff
George P. Schleicher
Ellis W. Smith
James M. Wetzel
Absent: Bernard Forrest
and that a quorum wa.s present and in attendance at the meeting. Also present
were Messrs. Richard Houpt, Village attorney, and Norris Stilphen, manager.
Moved by Trustee Craig, seconded by Trustee Schleicher, that minutes of
C7 the regular meeting held September 17, 1966 be approved as submitted. Motion
carried unanimously'.
W Approve Bills - Payroll The payroll for the month of September, 1966
V and the following bills were presented for
consideration:
September Payro -11 $ 30,885.27
Rev. A. D. Me.lcher 131.71
Grace Valleskey 135.83
LaSalle National Bank 2,831.25
International. City Managers 36.50
Petty Cash 88.06
Blanche P. Anthony 400.00
American National Bank 10,331.50
A. S. P. A. 3.00
Badger Meter Mfg. Co. 230.16
Badger Uniforms 30.20
Peter Baker &, Son 5,323.65
Baxter & Woodman 386..15
Jim Beinlich . 425.00
Bell & Gustus, Inc. 57.60
B. I. F. 60.76
Robert Bowen 15.76
Bowman Products Division 57.66
Fred G. Breitling 224.70
.Carolyn A. Jones 224.70
Bremco Builders 2,100.00
B.A.T., Inc. 488.60
Burris Equipment Co, 90..40
Commonwealth Edison 2,413.09
Craftwood Lumber 119.12
Dahl's Auto , 12.50
W. S. Darley & Co. 14.30
George A. Davis, Inc. 2,000.00
Deerfield Camera Shop 2.35
Deerfield Disposal 3.50
Deerfield Electric Co. 139.48
Deerfield Oil Co. 3.00
Deerfield Paint & Glass 51.60
Deerfield State Bank 315.07
Village of Deerfield 25.00
Village of Deerfield 108.60
E & H Utility Sales 353.65
vhac-Ies Foelsch, M.D. 7.50
Ford Pharmacy 19.80
S. H. Fraerman, M.D. 15.00
Fragassi TV 2.10
Carl C. Freiman 13.90
C. L. Gardner & Associates 515.00
Gift Lantern:; 21 .63
Gilmore International 175.65
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Great Lakes Fire Equipment
L. Gulbrandsen
Raymond M. Hayes
Hetlinger Tire
City of Highland Park
George Hall .
Highland Park Chrysler
Edward Hines Lumber Co.
Lloyd Hollister
Idlewood Electric
Illinois Bell Telephone
Illinois City Manager Assn.
Illinois Municipal. League
Interstate Electri.c
J. S. D. Supply Co.
Joboul Publishing
Phil Johnson, Inc.
K. A. Steel Chemicals
Kale Uniforms
Kennedy Development
Edmund Klasinski
Lake Cook Shell
Lakeland Redigas
Landfitll Engineering Co.
LaSalle National Bank
Lien Chemical Co.
Lilac,-.Shoes
Dick Longtin's
Mrs. T. Madison
Village of Deerfield
MasterbiIt Fence
Menoni S• Mocogni
Elmer Mertz
Mobile Communications
Modern Stump Removal
Motor Parts &. Machine
Municipal Finance Officers Assn.
James Murphy
North Shore Gas Co.
North Shore Group Newspapers
Pavl i k Bros.
P.B. Enterp -rises
Pedersen & Houpt
Personnel Journal
P. F. Pettibone & Co.
Petty Cash
Postmaster
Paul Powell
Press Publishing
Public Personnel
Rhodia, Inc.
Sanfax Corp.
E. H. Sargent & Co.
Sinclair Mineral
Singer Printing
Speed -O -Print
The Star
Norris W. Stilphen
Sunray DX Oil
Super Vel Cartridge
Tropical Paint Co.
Verako Products, Inc.
Village of Deerfield
Village Hardware
Water & Waste Engineering
Harold H. Winer
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14.47
254.80
200.00
201.55
59,555.52
9.60
19.37
41.60
7.20
311.35
303.73
10.00
335.00
31.75
346.50
18.00
8.20
504.00
24.65
630.00
21.80
3.55
81.95
33.00
11,917.30
34.80
39.00
11.30
21.04
3.96
151.00
582.63
25.00
203.85
170.00
68.30
30.00
8.10
52.83
110.86
4.59
384.00
520.00
5.00
60.87
111.43
100.00
47.00
8.80
83.00
133.65
64.97
67.64
572.00
19.00
19.20
6.00
32.25
96.80
77.87
229.25
29.92
25.00
77.46
5.00
490.00
Trustee Smith moved, seconded by Trustee Schleicher, that the payroll for
September, 1966 be approved, and the bills as listed above be approved for
payment. Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Craig, Raff, Schleicher, Smith, Wetzel (5)
Nays: None (0)
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Bids - Police Patrol Cars
BIDDER
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Sealed bids for four police patrol cars were
opened and read as follows:
BID ALT. EQUIP. TRADE -IN NET PRICE
Highland Park Chrysler - Plymouth $8,687.88
Bernard Chev -Olds 9060.00
Evanston Dodge 8,807.08
:Cannot furnish horn ring
%',%, :Patro.l'sentinel not included
2167.00 1300.00 $9,554.88
2115.30-; 1400.00 10,175.30
1997.30 2050.00 8,754.38
Accept Bid - Evanston D6d-e. Trustee Ralf moved, seconded by Trustee Smith,
Inc. Alit. Equip;: :-$8,754.38 that the low bid of Evanston Dodge be accepted
with all optional equipment listed in the bid, a
total bid of $8,754.38.
Trustee Craig questioned the need for air conditioning units in the patrol
cars, and moved that the motion be amended to eliminate the air conditioning option.
Seconded by Trustee Wetzel. After a brief discussion of the pros and cons of
providing air conditioning, the motion to amend Trustee Raff's motion filed to pass
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Ayes: Craig, Wetzel (2)
Nays: Ralf, Schleicher, Smith (3)
The motion to accept the bid of Evanston Dodge was adopted by the following
vote:
Ayes: Craig, Raff, Schleicher, Smith, Wetzel (5)
Nays: None (0)
Authorize Purchase Trustee Ralf moved, seconded by Trustee Smith,
Patrol Sentinels that the manager be directed to contact Evanston
Dodge regarding the purchase of the patrol
sentinels not included in the bid, and authorized the purchase of the equipment
at a cost not to exceed $125.00. Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Craig, Ralf, Schleicher, Smith, Wetzel (5)
Nays: None (0)
Bids- Reservoir Site Fence
Sealed
bids for the reservoir site fence were
opened
and read as follows:
BIDDER
BID
DAYS TO COMPLETE
CHECK
McHenry Fence Co.
$5,161.36
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Chicago Fence & Equipment
Co. 4,554.00
21 days
$460.00
Flynn Fence & Supply Co.
5,118.00
30 days
512.00
U.S. Steel Cyclone Fence
3,608.00
35 days
361.00
Fox Valley Fence & Supply
Co. 4,489.88
44 days
450.00
Accept Bid- U.S.Steel
Trustee
Raff moved, seconded by
Trustee Smith,
Cyclone Fence $3608
that the
contract for fencing be
awarded to
U.S. Steel
Cyclone Fence at the
low bid price
of $3,608.00, subject to verification
of
compliance with specifications
by Baxter
and Woodman, engineers-for
the Village.
Adopted by the following
vote:
Ayes: Craig, Ralf, Schleicher, Smith, Wetzel (5)
Nays: None (0)
Authorize Plans Specs. The manager recommended that the Board purchase
Heat Exchanger & Installation an additional heat exchanger for the sewage
treatment plant for greater flexibility in
operations, rather than a replacement of the present uni.t with a larger unit.
Trustee Ralf rpoved, seconded by Trustee Craig, that Baxter and Woodman be
authorized to prepare specifications and piping, electrical and other drawings
for a heat exchanger and installation, in order to go out for bids. Adopted
by the following vote:
Ayes: Craig, Raff, Schleicher, Smith, Wetzel (5)
Nays: None (0)
Reports The Village attorney reported that all
necessary action had been taken by
Judge Hulse to clear title to Hovland lots by removal of the old special
assessment proceedings heretofore dismissed by the Court.
President Finney reported that the Plan Commission was preparing to
hold a public hearing in the near future on the proposed rezoning for Hovland
Subdivision.
The manager reported that delinquent special assessments of the Village
had been advertised in accordance with statutory requirements.
The Village attorney reported he had met with the treasurer to discuss
old special assessments, and they hoped to work out a program to close out
these old warrants.
Downspout Disconnections Progress on the 44 houses found to be
contributing storm water to the sanitary
sewer system in the northwest quadrant of the Village was reported by the manager
as follows: 32 houses disconnected; 5 owners will do the work themselves; 5
owners have signed releases for disconnection to be done by Village employees;
2 owners asked for re- testing and were found positive. All disconnections
should be completed within the week, he said. The Village won the court case
to require'disconnection.
Accept Improvements
Colony Point Units $3 & #4
Units #3 and ##4, subject to one year's
by Trustee Craig, that improvements in
subject to one year's maintenance, as
Adopted by the following vote:
The building commissioner recommended
acceptance of surface and underground
improvements in Colony Point Subdivision,
maintenance. Trustee Raff moved, seconded
Colony Point Units #3 and ##4 be accepted
recommended by the building commissioner..
Ayes: Craig, Raff, Schleicher, Smith, Wetzel (5)
Nays: None (0)
Approve Gas St. Lights A request was recei,Ved from Mr. Irvin
King's Cove Sub. Unit ##4 Blietz for permission to install gas
street lights in King's Cove Subdivision,
Unit ##4, in place of electric lights.
Trustee(:Forrest entered the meeting at 9:10 p.m. and was preeent
thereafter.
Discussion was had on maintenance and operation costs of gas and
electric street lights and replacement of glass globes on gas lights. Mr.
Jack Hill, 480 Sumac, suggested plastic globes and stated he would check
into the use and cost of such replacements.
The manager reported that one of the old street lights in the Briarwoods
section had been converted to gas and installed at Kenton and Kingston.
Trustee Craig moved, seconded by Trustee Schleicher, that Mr. Blietz's
request for gas street lights in King's Cove Subdivision Unit #4 be approved
and permission given to install such lights in accordance with ordinance
requirements. Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Craig, Forrest, Schleicher, Smith, Wetzel (5)
Nays: Raff (1)
Arch. Report - Village A letter from Mr. Edward J. Walchli,
Hall Addition architect for the Village Hall addition,
advised that the estimate of cost for
the addition is $55,000 and recommended that bids be advertised to be returnable
Wednesday, November 2, 1966. He reported that 13 bidders had obtained plans.
Discussion - Request for A request for a street light at Bayberry
St. Light - Bayberry & Timber Hill and Timber Hill Road was received from
residents of the area. The map showing
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street light locations was reviewed. it was pointed,.out that intallation of a
street light at one dark corner would bring about similar requests from other
areas. The manager estimated the cost of installation for a gas light to be
approximately $250 and he will obtain an estimate of installation costs for
electric lights from Mr. Ted Galvani, and report at the next meeting.
Trustee Schleicher suggested that street lights be installed where desired
and paid for by special assessments. Trustee Craig agreed with this proposal,
and the Village attorney was requested to check into the possibility of special
assessment proceedings for street lighting.
Receipt was acknowledged of a notice from the Illinois Commerce Commission
regarding a Waukegan -North Chicago Transit rate hearing.on October 6, 1966.
Re: Park District Agreement The manager reported that the Park Commissioners
were satisfied with the additional insurance
coverage provided by the Village in connection with the reservoir construction
on park property, and recommended that no action be taken on agreements until
plans have been completed. Trustee Raff suggested that plans be given to the
Park Board when completed, and any conditions pertaining to construction,
tennis courts, fencing and raods can be incorporated in the final agreement.
The Village attorney will work with Mr. Allyn Franke, attorney for the Park
District, in the preparation of the agreement.
W The meeting was recessed at 9:40 p.m., and re- convened at 9:55 p.m.,
C.) all members present.
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Appointments - Proposed Trustee Craig moved, seconded by Trustee Smith,
Hertel Ln. Special Assessment that Charles W. Greengard Associates be appointed
engineers to study and prepare an estimate of
cost for the proposed improvement of Hertel Lane by special assessment proceedings.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Craig, Forrest, Raff, Schleicher, Smith, Wetzel (6)
Nays: None (0)
Trustee Smith moved, seconded by Trustee Schleicher, that Mr. Myron Jacobson
be appointed Commissioner of Special Assessments, and Mr. Phil Cole be appointed
Deputy Commissioner of Special Assessments for the Hertel Lane improvement,
conditional upon proceeding with the said improvement. Adopted by the following
vote:
Ayes: Craig, Forrest, Raff, Schleicher, Smith, Wetzel (6)
Nays: None (0)
The Village attorney stated Mr. Jens Petersen should not dedicate additional
right -of -way since the special assessment will combine land acquisition and
improvements.
Approve Plat Trustee Raff moved, seconded by Trustee Forrest,
Hastings Sub. that the final plat of Hastings Subdivision at
Wilmot Read and Central Avenue be approved,
and execution authorized. Adopted by...the follow:i.ng vote:
Ayes: Craig, Forrest, Raff, Schleicher, Smith, Wetzel (6)
Nays: None (0)
Accept Improvements The building commissioner recommended acceptance
King's Cove Unit 0 of all improvements in King's Cove Subdivision,
Unit #2, subject to one year's maintenance.
Trustee Smith moved, seconded by Trustee RAff, that the improvements in King's
Cove Subdivision, Unit #2 be accepted subject to one year's maintenance, as
recommended by the building commissioner. Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Craig, Forrest, RAff, Schleicher, Smith, Wetzel (6)
Nays: None (0)
Appoint Parking Committee President Finney reported the Board had decided
C. Wilson, C. Briber, R. that a parking committee of three members be
Dillingham appointed, the Chamber of Commerce to recommend
one member, the other two to be selected by
the Board of Trustees.
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President Finney then proposed the appointment of Mr. Clarence Wilson
to the Parking Committee, as recommended by the Chamber of Commerce. Trustee
Craig moved, seconded by Trustee Smith, that the appointment of Mr. Wilson be
approved.
Motion carried unanimously.
The President proposed the appointment of Mrs. Carol Briber as a
member of the Parking Committee. Trustee Smith moved, seconded by Trustee
Craig, that Mrs. Briber's appointment be approved.
Motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Robert B. Dillingham was proposed by President Finney as the third
member of the Parking Committee. Trustee Smith moved, seconded by Trustee
Forrest, that Mr. Dillingham's appointment be.approved.
Motion carried unanimously.
President Finney recommended that .Mr. Clarence Wilson be named Chairman
of the Parking Committee. Trustee Smith moved, seconded by Trustee Forrest,
that Mr. Wilson's appointment as Chairman be approved.
Motion carried unanimously.
Appoint Rev. J. Grote
Youth Council
Church, to the Youth Council,
seconded by Trustee Forrest,
Youth Council be approved.
Motion carried unanimously.
President Finney recommended the
appointment of the Reverend Mr. Jeffrey
Grote, Youth Counsellor at the Presbyterian
replacing Father Riley. Trustee Raff moved,
that the Reverend Mr. Grote's appointment to the
President Finney reported that three residents had.volunteered for the
position of Civil Defense Director, and suggested that they be interviewed by
the manager.
BZA Report -Sara Lee Variation, The report and recommendation of the
Bulk Petroleum Variations, Board of Zoning Appeals was read on
Clavinia Signs petitions of Bulk Petroleum Corporation,
Kitchens of Sara Lee, Inc., and Valenti
Builders. The Board recommended that variations be granted to permit the Bulk
Petroleum Corporation to construct two 35 ft. driveways at 675 Waukegan Road,
and to erect two 4 ft. x 8 ft. price signs on separate poles, and one 4 ft. x
12 ft. identification sign on said premises.
The Board of Zoning Appeals recommended that a variation be granted
to Kitchens of Sara Lee Inc. to permit roof reconstruction to a height of 54 ft.
on the holding freezer at 500 Waukegan Road, subject to approval by the Building
Board of Appeals and the building commissioner.
The Board of Zoning Appeals approved the request of Valenti Builders
for two illuminated signs, one at the southwest corner of Wilmot and Deerfield
Roads, the second at the southwest corner of Waukegan and County Line Roads,
for a six month period, hours of illumination to be 6 p.m. to 10 :30 p.m.
Trustee Forrest moved, seconded by Trustee Smith, that the report of
the Board of Zoning Appeals be accepted.
Motion carried unanimously.
Ordinance Granting Heil
Variation -Sara Lee
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variation requested by
Sara Lee requested the
the height variation d
iht A memorandum was received from the
building commissioner, stating that he
and the Board of Building Appeals
recommended approval of the height
Kitchens of Sara Lee. A letter from an officer of
Board to waive it s rules and adopt the ordinance granting
ie to extreme hardship and approaching bad weather.
The ordinance granting a variation to permit the erection of a roof
structure to a height not to exceed 54 ft. on the "holding freezer" at
500 Waukegan Road as petitioned by Kitchens of S+ra Lee, Inc., was presented
and read in full.
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Trustee Smith moved, seconded by Trustee Craig, that the rules be- 'wbived
to permit action on the said ordinance at i:ts first presentation. Adopted by
thefollowing vote:
Ayes: Craig, Raff, Schleicher, Smith, Wetzel (5)
Nays: Forrest (1)
Trustee Smith moved, seconded by Trustee Craig, that the said ordinance
be adopted. Upon call call the ordinance was adopted by the follcwing vote:
Ayes: Craig, Schleicher, Smith, Wetzel (4)
Nays: Forrest (1)
Pass: Raff (1)
The President signed the ordinance indicating his approval thereof.
Communications - Reports A letter was received from the Village of North-
brook regarding the proposed annexation of six
parcels of land near the Northwestern Railroad and Skokie Highway. it was the
consensus of the Board that the Village of Deerfield should take no action since
the property is adjacent to Highland Park, and could not be annexed by Deerfield.
The Village attorney stated Highland Park had been notified of the proposed
annexation. Owners of properties near the tracts proposed to be annexed have
asked him to represent them, and the Board expressed approval. Trustee Schleicher
proposed that the manager acknowledge receipt of Northbbook's letter, thank ing
them for their courtesy in advising the Village of the proposed annexation, and
stating the Village would take no position.
The manager reported he had written to the President of the Board of Trustees
of the Presbyterian Church regarding church parking facilities, as directed by the
Board. He has been advised by the minister that they do not plan to go ahead with
the construction of the Christian Education building at this time, and that the
Church Board would be happy to mett with the Village Board to work out a parking
plan that would be mutually satisfactory.
Discussion was had on covers for the filter beds at the sewage treatment
plant. Trustee Schleicher suggested that Bird Air Structures be contacted again
for prices of covers, estimated in 1965 to be $5,000- $8,000 per cover, and what
experience there has been with reference to collapse and length of service.
The manager stated he had received a reply from Dow Chemical, stating they had
no experience with odor control, and they cannot furnish covers over 100 ft. in
diameter. He reported the reodorant evaporator was working quite efficiently, and
hoped it would ameliorate the odor problem. Trustee Wetzel checked with Mr.
Paul Petershmidt regarding prices of domes and reported the cost of Buckmeister-
Fuller domes to be approximately $10 per sq. ft., $30,000 per cover for aluminum
covering, and slightly less for cloth. Trustee Raff stated he would check with
his company's engineers for any suggestions they might make.
The manager reported he had received a letter from Mr. James W. Cook,
inviting him as President of the Metropolitan City Managers Association to be a
member of the Committee of 100, which has been established as a result of the
summit agreement on housing in September. It was the unanimous decision of the
PPesident and Board that he should accept the invitation.
The manager reported that the Police Department would make a traffic survey
on Wilmot Road, as requested by residents of Clavinia Subdivision who have
expressed concern about the safety of school children who must cross Wilmot Road
at Dartmouth. A brief discussion was had on the Village's policy on school
crossing guards. Trustee Schleicher suggested these matters be taken up by the
Safety Council.
Attorney to Prepare
Ordinance
A request was received from Bulk Petroleum
Bulk Petroleum
Variations
Corporation to waive rules and enact the
ordinance granting variations requested by
the company and
recommended by the
Board of Zoning Appeals, in order to expedite
construction before
bad weather.
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to
Trustee
Raff proposed that
the Village attorney prepare the ordinance
granting variations
requested by
the Bulk Petroleum Corporation, the said
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ordinance to be
presented at the
adjourned meeting to be held on November 2, 1966,
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with action on
the ordinance to be
taken at the next regular meeting. The
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Board approved
this proposal.
Communications - Reports A letter was received from the Village of North-
brook regarding the proposed annexation of six
parcels of land near the Northwestern Railroad and Skokie Highway. it was the
consensus of the Board that the Village of Deerfield should take no action since
the property is adjacent to Highland Park, and could not be annexed by Deerfield.
The Village attorney stated Highland Park had been notified of the proposed
annexation. Owners of properties near the tracts proposed to be annexed have
asked him to represent them, and the Board expressed approval. Trustee Schleicher
proposed that the manager acknowledge receipt of Northbbook's letter, thank ing
them for their courtesy in advising the Village of the proposed annexation, and
stating the Village would take no position.
The manager reported he had written to the President of the Board of Trustees
of the Presbyterian Church regarding church parking facilities, as directed by the
Board. He has been advised by the minister that they do not plan to go ahead with
the construction of the Christian Education building at this time, and that the
Church Board would be happy to mett with the Village Board to work out a parking
plan that would be mutually satisfactory.
Discussion was had on covers for the filter beds at the sewage treatment
plant. Trustee Schleicher suggested that Bird Air Structures be contacted again
for prices of covers, estimated in 1965 to be $5,000- $8,000 per cover, and what
experience there has been with reference to collapse and length of service.
The manager stated he had received a reply from Dow Chemical, stating they had
no experience with odor control, and they cannot furnish covers over 100 ft. in
diameter. He reported the reodorant evaporator was working quite efficiently, and
hoped it would ameliorate the odor problem. Trustee Wetzel checked with Mr.
Paul Petershmidt regarding prices of domes and reported the cost of Buckmeister-
Fuller domes to be approximately $10 per sq. ft., $30,000 per cover for aluminum
covering, and slightly less for cloth. Trustee Raff stated he would check with
his company's engineers for any suggestions they might make.
The manager reported he had received a letter from Mr. James W. Cook,
inviting him as President of the Metropolitan City Managers Association to be a
member of the Committee of 100, which has been established as a result of the
summit agreement on housing in September. It was the unanimous decision of the
PPesident and Board that he should accept the invitation.
The manager reported that the Police Department would make a traffic survey
on Wilmot Road, as requested by residents of Clavinia Subdivision who have
expressed concern about the safety of school children who must cross Wilmot Road
at Dartmouth. A brief discussion was had on the Village's policy on school
crossing guards. Trustee Schleicher suggested these matters be taken up by the
Safety Council.
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The manager. reported a letter had been received recently from the
Safety Council, who were critical. of "thb progress made on sidewalks. He
suggested the Council be asked to work with the PTAs on a recommendation
for sidewalk construction to be financed by special assessments. He reported
the Public Works Department had constructed a sidewalk on Franken Lane. He
said he had worked out an agreement with Mr. Ziess who will pay $270 for
one -half the cost of sidewalk replacement at the northwest corner of Waukegan
and Deerfield Roads, under the 50/50 sidewalk program. Trustee Schleicher
stated he understood the reason for paying half the cost of sidewalk re-
placement for residences, but did not feel the program should include businesses.
Discussion was had on the Safety Council's letter, and President Finney
suggested the Board meet with the Safety Council to discuss the work of the
Council, and to establish better communications. Trustee Forrest suggested
that a member of the Board be appolinted as liaison with these advisory groups.
President Finney proposed that a schedule of meetings with advisory groups
be arranged, the first meeting to be with the Safety Council. After meeting
with the groups a Board member or two could be appointed as liaison to
promote better understanding and communications.
The clerk reported the Motor Fuel Tax Audit for the year 1965 had
been received. Also received was the certificate from the Illinois Secretary
o f State acknowledging the special census report of 17,2455 population. She
stated the Illinois Division of Accounting had been notified of the new
population figure for Motor Fuel Tax purposes.
President Finney reported he had received a letter from Col. M.G.Weber
with copies of his correspondence with Valenti Builders. He will reply
after all Trustees have seen these letters.
An announcement was received of the Illinois State Chamber of Commerce
meeting in Chicago on October 20, 1966.
A letter was received from Illinois Bell Telephone Company expressing
appreciation for being permitted to participate in the CATV meeting held by
the Village.
President Finney reported he had received correspondence from Mr. Thomas
Wolf, Chairman of the Board of Police Commissioners, regarding Police matters.
Trustee Forrest moved, seconded by Trustee Craig, that the meeting be
adjourned to Wednesday, November 2, 1966 at 8 :00 p.m. Motion carried
unanimously, and the meeting was adjourned at 11 :30 p.m.
ATTEST:
Village Clerk
APPROVED:
President
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